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CRAWFORD VILLE y*4&R if <i DEMOCRAT o
By Edward Young & Co.
WONDERFUL BARGAIN .
TO ALL WHO ARE IN WANT OF
- FUBWIT UB c
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Our HANDSOME, WELL SELECTED STOCK and LOW PRICES lmmc give . s
the advantage over other dealers. AU the Latest Styles and greatest vanety
us
.
y ‘ Stock Stock, and . all say y we offer the
Every one who , calls upon us admires adames cur out
Greatest Bargains
„, S3) onn .
They have ever seen. Think of Parlor Sets from si, to ; mb er
Set8 H°yoi convince All we ask is a trial.
rwill call or send for prices we will you.
We ■will duplicate any retail bill bought in New York, Philadelphia or
Baltimore. of charge,
All Goods packed and shipped free
COME AND SEE US.
r. €. HEGGIE «& CO.,
S39 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA.
Dec.17,’81, ly.
ESTABLISHED 1S5«. GROCERIES—61* Dread Sf
CARPETS—713 Broad St.
George JL» Bailie
_tiie live—
Carpet and Grocery Deal
Of the FOLLOWING GOODS,LOW FOR Cash OV its EC>UI V ALEN L
OFFERS A full LINE
Body Brussels Carpets. Cotton and T«^stry WoolAaip.ts. Brussels G»[Pefcj. i ^stri'ped’Veu
All-Wool W.w.l Garnets, Carpets. «?<££.STSk&TmoxAw Mattings. M&.
etian Oil Cloths, Carpets. all widths. S*“Sffi, —.-----_ Jablc ■■ Oil Clotlm, ni .n f
dow Shades, all sizes,
for Curtains.
Cornices Mosquito Nets,
Beautiful ( hromos.
GEOCEEY DEPARTMENT.
Ferris’Hams. Magnolia A. ImiUl Hams,Flour Best 1 MUb'crfuk
ris- Smoked Beef- Geo. s • RUsins, Fruits, Etc.
ers Fancy Crackers. Best D as anu o n . Clothes Baskets.
.
LAID. CUR bUILD1NUi AUGUSTA, GA
1( , UALL
DeC.47,’SLly. __________________
F*ixrnitur© Boom.
We have just received TWO CAR LOADS of
a bIj Vi 'j a a Uw j-yLi.ivii
•»
Never has there been sucli a Stock in Augusta, and we bought them to sell
to keep. All who have seen our Stock agree we have the handsomest, and
STYLISH they have even seen South, and as cheap as they can lie had in
East West or North We never misrepresent goods—everything sold on
merits. Satisfaction guaranteed. Our Stock is complete in every
Everything in the Furniture line you Rill find heio.
Agents for the Best and Cheapest BED SPRING ever sold, every one
anteed for Ten Years. Write for prices if you cannot come.
J. L. Howies & Co.,
717 Broad St., Augusta, Ga.
Dec.l7,’Sl,ly.
Fine Opera Glasses,
BRONZED JEWELRY,
EXQUISITE IVORY GOODS, FINE DIAMONDS, WATCHES and
JEWELRY.
BIGGEST and COSTLIEST STOCK ever on the Augusta Market.
IF'o Tlie Holidays
ELEGANT SILVER SERVICE. GOLD HEADED CANES.
FANCY FRENCH FANS, SATUARY, PEARLS,
F. A. BRAHE, Jew®®!’.
Dec. 17,’81. ly.
Id TIBS & MARCUS,
JOBBERS IN
DE¥ ©HOBS,
T<f otions and Hosiery,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CLOTHING-.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the merchants of Taliaferro
and I andadjoining counties, that their Fall Stock is now being received, and in price
assortment is unequaled by any that has ever been brought to this market. A
special feauture of our business is the establishment of a
BOOT,SHOE AND HAT HOUSE,
Entirely . distinct from Dry' Goods, Not ion? and other Departments. Inner
our
store will be found the largest and Lest selected stock of SHOES and HATS we ha
ever had. and we feel satisfied that it will be to the interest of purchasers to inspe
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
MYERS & MARCUS.
September^, 18sl.—yl. 280 and 288 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
r or JANUARY ■
CRAWFORDVILLE, GEORGIA, SATHIDAY, 7, 1882.
Georgia .Railroad
Banking Co. I
Office Genekal Manager, . ) \ I
Augusta, OA., December 10, 1881.
/COMMENCING SUNDAY, lltli instant, will i
the following passenger schedule i
*>« operated : I
vo. 1 west-daily, ho. a east-daily. 1
Lv.Augusta
“ Milledg’ll 9:05 am; tu.Ar.1Vash'g'2:55;p-u* “C’wf’d’U ldOpjiu
“ W’sh’i’n lt:2<),a |p
Al , (j’f’dv’ll 1:12 m “ Milledg’ll 4:jffp;m
‘‘Atlanta ISS!" Augusta LiffpL
NO. 3 WEST—DAILY. no. + east 1 —daily
Lv. Lv. CrTvMl Augusta5-.55yym.Lv. «;“Pjm Av CT Atlanta8:30i dCII 2:5ji,a Pi m m
; ;
^^i^Anagm ?’ G en. PaEs'gmAm n |
“MILES '
ICKES
Georgia Railroad Company, ) <
Offu eGeneual Passeng kk a gent. ;
Augusta. April 5th, )
I /COMMENCING MOND VY, 7tV. ins‘
/ this Company will sell ONE 'illOi
AND MILE TICKETS, good out U.aj
1 line ami branches, at TWENTY-F!/
DOLLARS each. These tickets will l..
issued to individuals, firms or families, but.
not to firms and families combined.
K. R. DORSEY,
May!), 1870. General Passenger Agent
' AIR-LINE.
THE PIEDMONT
Tile Sfirt and Direct Route North.
Schedule in effect May 15, 1881, upon
the Richmond and Danville railroad—At¬
lanta, Charlotte and Richmond divisions :
U. S. Mail N. Y. i UTSTPast
Northward. Express, No. No. Mail,
No. 43 47 I -fit
Lv, Lula Atlanta 0:4(4 4:00 jun j3:15 lti:00 pm y'07 iL.'iO^hn
“ am ’,7:30 pm pm
“ Toccoa 8:45 am pm, 0:!7 pm
“ “Greenv’l Seneca 10:29 9:21 am |icl:22 |8:41 pm ami 11:2 1:05 pm
am am
•• Spartn’g 112:15 pm 111:42 pm 2:12 am
“ Charl’te I 4:15 pvu j 4:05 am! am) 7:50 (5:15 am
Saiisb’y Danville! <4:07 pm | 110:21 5:5(5 amjurn am
z 0:09 pm am
Ar.Rchiii’dl 7:2S am I 4:18 pmi 4:43 pm
“ Washt’n 1:00 pm | 9:30 pm 9:30 pn:
“ Baitimo’ 3:25 pm il4:25 pm 11:25 pm
“ I’hiladel (5:50 pm i 3:25 am 3:25 am*
“ New Y’k l0:05 pm ! (1:50 am (5:50 afh
______
|U. S. Mail. N. Y, I . S.Kas!
I Southward, r, 48’
; No. 42 Xo. «
LwTNew I’hilrdelplu Yki 8 ;;<> am to uO pm 4 7 80 ant
" 40 am ! 1 oo am 05 CS
“ Baltimre 3 20 pm 5 05 am 9 45 Ci
Washt’n 5 00 jmi ! 7 00 am 11 lo «
“ Richm’dllO 45 pm 112 00 am 2 65
“ Danville: 7 27 am | iio'38 (i 18 pm 111 ! 7 91 05 ZL
“ Sallsb’ry 11 1(5 am 112 prti Z .
“ Char!ote|12 80 pm 20 am (2 10 CL
“ Spart’hg 8 50 pm 4 05 am 2 53 iltsi
“Greenv’l j 5 07 pm I 518 am 4 (>5 am
•‘Seneca (5 51 pm i 7 02 am 4 05 am
“ Toccoa 8 oi pm | 8 15 am 0 8o am
“ Lula 9 id pm 9 31 am 7 89 ft ill
Ar. Atlanta 12 05 am j 12 20 pm 10 00 pm
Close connections made at ali
or terminal >iuis herein imir.
Js0f* Pullman Sleeping Car service dail;;
without change, between Atlanta .am
New York, on trains Nos. 47 and 48.
Tiekets'sold and baggage checked troll
and to all points North, South and West
A. POPE, Gen’1 Pass Agent;
TkTTToutlit | U furnisiied free, with tull7i
structions for conducting the mutt
profitable in. business The business that any one Fan ei
gage is so ‘*asy |o
profits from the very start. No one e;m
fail who is willing to work. VVonien am
as successful as men. Boys and girs
can earn large sums. Many have made it
the business over one hundred dollars in
a single week. Nothing like it ever known
before. All who engage are .surprised i.t
the ease and rapidity with which they are
able to make money. You can engage
in this business during your spare time
at great profit. You do nothave to invest
capital in it. We take all the risk. Those
who need ready money, should write to us
t once. All furnished free. Address
Truk A Co., Augusta, Maine,
SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL,
—FOR—
Boys and Girls.
Hard work, fine dicipline, pleasant
locality, and school-rooin comfort l.ave
made.
SHARON BUSINESS INSTITUTE
among the .leading schools of the coun¬
try. People living in cities wishi 3 'to
send their children to a hording ™ .e. ni
will find no better place than Bhau’in
Business Institute.
All boardiug pupils will bu under Him
strict change of the principal
Good board from §B to §10 pir
month.
TUITION.
For Spring terms, from 16th of
uaryto7thof April, for the 3 !
! ^0, SB, m
j I romjth olApiM.for to7th ofJuly
I 01 pujdls will^ e nLt b^’receiSd for less
time than three months. The princi
pal will have full control of the
A course of three mouths. Book
| Keeping, Perioanship and Business
: Correspondence SL>.06.
The music department will be under
! the control of MIA h. VV. i- l,Y N -
Addr ess, X. E. IV ARE, Sharon , ha.
HIE GLOBE HOTEL,
COI!XKIt EIGHTH AND KROAIJ STl’.EET
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
J-. centrally located, and within five m u
ales’walk of all the principal Busim-
J (oases, Banks, Post Office, Public Bui
lugs,Union In-pot,Opera House,Telegra
i ’ffices and Express Office.
Street cars pass the door,going to all pai
of the city and vicinity, .every five minute:
during The House the day. supplied with the
is all con
veniences of a first-class Modern Hotel,an<
is especially well located,and provided witi
all convenient facilities for Gommereia
Travelers carrying sampeis.
Each room connected with the office 1>\
bells. Telephone attachment with the city
and Summerville n the office for the accom¬
modation of gli S.
G. S. ATKINSON & SON, Prop’rs.
Formerly ol Clemens House, Danville, Kv
■ POETRY. W
V T r v ; V ^. . ---
[ Wr/’f A the Democrat .] « -
WCMHE THRESHOLD.
When , , approach always the blindly haunts in; of sin,
SoroeW'fH Wg -1> v\e f stop to trunk, and then,
Astf o d.|ve beyond Virtue a doubt
AH s.-m d i> nams of out,
Th.^on 'e of fwearfa^d peevish gentlemen.
*™ £j « ,, ^nd « Inost iXpal stt about
A f* a din
Ilowl-re the breath of f Heaven without! £
,
lb .>■ b tainted there within . ,
e'nlght ’ !
Wild' i) hero the cheerful Cres fires; invite. j
A lii iuty s are kind and blight .
And ^- WaiU ‘'
.
A , (Jo „ '.._ ulld wu I-- Joih , .
77 7ryu^ I
Ih.'G.LN * j
AS ES4 FKOM TI51.EC11AMS i
1 ASD LETTERS. | J
Bffj the Latest lutormatten as
U® ihe M^fvspapeis- A i e ■
* ot iVUat ^ C**?«y'* At
i ! lleiders ol the Demo
„. id lor the j
^ |
-I 100,000.000 !
The pacific cimsi will have !
ln’WUjs sur.id us grain. j j
LAW Lake Cijty has imposed an annual !
lilfeiv free of $bjpo on saloons,
l«dg‘\ Brock, of North Carolina, is
«i is.
t \ rUU , . his
I.Seiiatiff Sherman is . . nursing
j re,milling bill. j |
fen j.; ,veiDera!L-htsliKved pea'e that Robertson J
Ik, • iade his 1 with Arthur. i
i f >
I il'he failures during the , past . week , j
J r 1 v. reduction from the figures of the j
j ‘ V ■ espopdittg week of last year. I
, \t the sale of the Florida Central I
m 1, Yesterday, $ir Edward Reed became
I purebaaer. f^ 1 ' the sum of *305,000. i 1
icfgeant-at-arm aspirant for iIuj Hooper Vermont is reported governor- to j j
\ i an
;
1 The Ijondon Spectator makes the mis
,f (i , of nutting “Judge" Porter on the
inch in the trial ofGuitcau.
said Chicago has 50,(too girls _
r It is that
P uliiyg at the various trades for average
j 1 of S2 a.Week.
aye
! w -- All effort ls'being made in Hartford to
?(( iCe and old blue law which makes eon
i jf'i'l going <m Sunday nights a penal of
k‘lise. ,
i^sdoh r —Application will lie made at (die next
i of pavilninenC for the granting lip
agland of absolute copy right powers to
, aids
no Cav eUm, of Virginia, in hi?
■he 1'mV.duro y„ * rday.
Uuri visa y»t o.
ihddleberger platform.
—Senator ,‘‘urgent is to he secretary r of
the Interior. Mr.'l^irkwood will nolp etire
from the department until after the sena¬
torial election lu Iowa,
—A single public building worth more
than the entire assessment of Fulton
county lias attracted the attention of our
Philadelphia correspondent.
—Senator Jones, of Klorida, asks for an
investigation of certain charges concern¬
ing the part taken by the officials of his
state in locating swamp-lands.
—Mis Eliza Newell, daughter of Govern¬
or Newell, of Washington t<*rritprp, has
been appointed by the legislature torrlto
rial librarian.
.. Mr. Jnines C. Flood distributed §(5,000
benevolent associations .
aroong several m
San Francisco Christmas morning, Proles
tants and Catholics being treated impur
tially.
—Hanford, the Kansas bank swindler,
is turning tho tables upon his recent cap
tors. Ife is Iiaving them arrested for eon
spiracy, and proposes to give them all that
the law will allow.
-Atlanta people am wild , vil( | ov( o\u , r vaccina- va. mi m
1i01 , The doctors are. busy I-’Dormmg
die operation oilmen, women anil cbil
i dren. The small-pox serre is a bonanza
ir them.
—Mr. Kurd von Schlozer, the Germafi
minister, will sail on Thursday en route
! r liis new post iu Rome. Count Henry
von Ueust, secretary of legation, will he
in charge of the legation at present.
—The jestheltic Oscar Wilde has arrived
j | j ft tlilis country, and after a quite too and
utterly uttali fashion will deliver lectures
oli the sesthetiesm of which ho is the pro
' -eJ exponent. lie is also to inflict upon
" <hama '
-Mianie Brooks, a Chicago white wo
man, drew public attention to lx-rsc.l a
y ,, ira go by turning her beer garden into
i a religious meeting lum and taking ihe
j j (1 rcvl - va j meetings conspicuous held anew therein. hy mar- She
| , I0W become
uinga
•Dr Newman ceased to be a Methodist
(because lie was given an unsatisfactory
‘ ; * ! " 1 h& * imU " 1 t!,e imt0 -
L- of a New York Congregational ehuroh,
hick is to be strengthened by the adhe
of General Gran ! , Jay Gould and
other capitalist 'S.
The Sannary dividends and interest
nWahlein Boston aggregate $10,288,309,
‘IvideA as follows; railroads, ti,79i,979,
mhufactiires, 8905,110; bonds, 80,(543,587;
a Iscellaneou 1 59J7,723. The amount last
was ?9,557,37(5, and in January last
i. f e /19
- ’
I The Temperance Coloniz.ation society
>f ij iuada intend w It) t‘ tablisl: a coiony of
1 abstainers on a large scale. A mill
iou lucrob ot government land has been se-
for the purpose, and people who
£
—During the Franco-PrussWn war, the
ion o{ vacclnatiou and revaluation
,, tested. , , , T In the .. ,, German army,
was praetieed. There »vaa
a single death from small-pox. In the
army it was not practiced, and two
deaths ensued.
-General Grant has created a sensation
announcing that he has recently given
careful reading to the testimony in the
of General Fit*, John Porter and has
the conviction that for nineteen
he has been doing injustice to a gal
and efficient soldier and now feels it
incumbent upoi. hini to do all in his power
^ Sorter, by the judgement of a
j[§, Sinea then he has made stronx efforts
to obtain a reversal of the decision and a
restoration to hfa former rank. Previous
l( , this recent charge of base Grant has
rc c 0 ned till nwong his most bitter oppo
nents. As offers to restore Porter
enuie from the Demoi-rMs, it is suggested
that the action of General Grant proceeds
from a desire to conciliate the Democratic
members of Congress and secure the pass
age of the hill placing him on the released
list .
Regulate the Secretions,
Iii our endeavors to preserve health
j 8 0 j tUe*ttoost importance that we
keep the secretory system in perfect
condition. The well-Urtowu rmneily
Kuluey- Wort, liasspeeitic ae.ti.on oni Urn
kidnevR, liver and bowels. Useht m-
8tea< iof ,losing with vile liittiks or
drastic pills, It is purely vegetable, It
and is prompt but mild in actiom
is prepared in belli dry and liquid form
nml sold bp Druggists every whore.
Heading bugle.
THE ELECTION.
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F,,r30me , weeks past some excitement
has bee " m ™ fest f* «» regard to the man
agement * ol the city * government * for the
gul
~ " msday last . election , .. ... held
an was
JJ* , r 1,ttHi 'vm-.- seventy-sx Client rotes was cast, manifested. rhefol
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J; t'X J ’ v YtergstroS' *U
, g ’ 50
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'f.»maa Alkemk 9.
J. W. Farmer, 1.
The following is the new council for 1XK2:
W. A. Lejwen, AV .i. Norton, Edward
Young, ( 'harles Bergstrufa ami II. S,Smith.
The mew council were sworn in at twelve
o’clock Friday. They will take charge In
about two weeks.
Aii Awlul Responsibility.
Everybody has something to say
about Consumption. We all deplore
its terrible ravages, but only a few of
us seem to have common sense enough
to take the proper means of preventing
it. It is a fact as easy of proof as that
two and two are four, that ‘‘Dale’s
lloney of Iloreliouud and Tar,” taken
as a remedy for Coughs, Colds, Difficult
Breathing, Hoarseness, or any other of
tlie symptoms which, as it were, pave
the vav for that terrible destroyer, will
effect a radical and rapid cure of the
ailment, and avert all danger. Who¬
ever, knowing tills, neglects to resort
to the true specific under such circum¬
stances, assumes a fearful responsibili¬
ty. Sold by druggists.
Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. Jan. 7,’82-em.
ROUNDABO UT IN GEORGIA,
—Bibb county has an election on the
,
fence question on the 2 lsl.
- Sixty colored people wont through At.
lanta on Monday lor Texas. I hey
f lom South Carolina.
—F. W. Londouberp, t>f Columbus, was
taken into custody for selling cigars with
out paying the revenue tax.
—'The Columbus Times says Rev. Wat
kcr Lewis was caned by the young men °f |
St. Luke’s congregation. ,
—Augusta ghroniele : The track on
gitsta and Knoxville railroad has been laid
for a distance of forty-two miles, or within
two miles of Dorn's Minos.
—The Augusta people are making ample
arrangements to take care of the
A^ricsuIfcHrstl Look*? VVllf u< in that
>n tu.Jiiuh nf Jt'elvnary ne
—The lime-makers in Georgia, Alabama
and South C’roiina held a meeting in At¬
lanta <m Thursday last. They produce
over a half a million barrels a year. Throe
years ago they only produced 150,000 bar
eels.
—Azhill, tlie exposition ex-policeman,
who got into trouble in taking his premium
before it ivas awarded, was released, and
has returned to his home in Tennessee.
—Augusta News: At Graniteville, on
the 32d, a white woman, while in a
drunken stupor, fell into the. lire, and
fore assistance could be
clothing was entirely burned from her
body. She (lied in a few hours.
llawkinsville Dispatch HavvklnsviUe
has received nb to Saturday night last
fifteen thousand seven hundred and twen
ty p, a ] R8 0 f cotton. Estimating that there
wo thousand bales yet to come iu, the
falling off for the season compared with
the receipts last season will be about four
tll0UHal ,d bales,
—McDuffie Journal: Our good friend ,
Mr. J. M- Morgan, brought to our office a
short time ago a vegetable curiosity, it
is a corn tassel densely covered with
grains l of corn, many of which are of good
^ d.-veloried ^^na Each branch T of
i»« mssei moss * smao 1 ear corn.
Mr. Morgan proposes to plant some ol
these grains to see if it will reproduce a
' l 0 ^' .. it , ,, „ „ pei^
lug tank oAh'iiwe a theatrical
fonnance in that plate last Tuesday a
of roughs invaded the hall and
created considerable disturbance. Several
) a(!nt ],. mell interfered and kicked them
0Llt During all this time no policeman
was to hr; found. Dead head tickets iiad
even failed to allure them, and within
listalicl! of several blocks none of the
,rusty guard.ans were to he found. H
(.riffin New., devotes two columns to vent
mg its indignation.
l'c-r-ide J.adies,
Those you°to languid tiresome segsatioris,
, |si , „ feci scarcely able to be
y „ur feet; that constant drain that
is taking from your system all its elas
ticity; driving the bloom from your
v.taUomi renfieiBig you "removed irrUablVand by the
fretful, can easily be
use of that marvelous remedy. Hop
Bitters Irregulanties and obstruc
lions of your sys-erni are le
once, while the
ical pain is iKn inanentb iemovtl. Will
you heed this ?—Cmcmuati Saturday
Night.
Bleak, chilly March , , anil , November . ,
are the two worst months of the year
for those suffering wl *-I 1 ’ 1
diseases. Keep Dr. Bull’s Gough Syiup
near by and such sufferers will be able
to brave the rough weather without
danger. Price 2b cents.
VoL 6 .—No. 1 .
Injured hy a I'all.
Mr. Taylor, who 1ms been engaged at the
Georgia depot at this place, received quite
a severe fail the other day. The company
j s i iav .jjjg ereatod on the platform of the old
depot a nufnber of well covers. They are
t„ he taken to Conyers. Mr. Taylor was
putting the shlnglet oil tfie naif, when hifl
foot slipped and he fell to the track below
a( U jtaneeof about twidve feet. lie fell
across tiio rail. lie fainted. He was taken
up and conveyed to a house hardby. Dr.
Stephens was summoned and the
injuries of Mr. Norton attended to.
The injuries caused by the fall arc pain,
ful hut not necessarily dangereiis. At
| (!R ^ accounts lie was doing well,
Persons prematurely gray oan hav
tliCiT Dy iiiICT 1 lAL-LTI,! Hull's r4r-sUw j-f/rii,,.hi (5,4*kir*,
f y, using Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Renewer the best article in the
market.
Very taking.—Colds. Very glad__
The Druggists. The very best remedy.
Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup.
Eminent Dr. J. J. Caldwell, Haiti
more, Md., slates: “I have used Col
den’s Liebig’s Liquid Extract of Beef
Invigorator largely m De
,
anil 1 liavu found it one of the most
reliable of nutrient tonics now in use
or to lie found in pharmacy.” (Take
no other.) Of druggists.
Jan. 7,’82-em.
Why H ear fMaatetn t
They may relieve but they can’t cure
that lame back foi the kidneys are tho
trouble and you want a remedy to act
directly on their secretions to purify
,, n( j reg p ore their healthy condition.
Kidney-Wort has that tqieeific action
and at the same time it regulates tho
bowels perfectly. Don’t wait to get
1 Hick, but a package to-day, and cure
I yourself. Eil.tl.er liquid of dry for sale
at the druggists. -Binghamton Heplub
*
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Tfce l‘ - tesli Speedily Reunite*.
j When olw'inate sores are cleansed
wifcl ' (ilel,,! ’ S S,,l ’ ,l,,ir SuH I'’ ° f dl "«'
^'jf’lil’s Hair and Whisker Dye, black
j j or brown, 50 cents,
Jan. 7,’82-em.
| ~
j DENT tL NOTICE.
WAuiti-.,TO , v, G.\., Jan. 2nd, 1882.
To my many friends and patrons of
I wish them a Han
als . take pleasure in announcing to my
patrons that 1 shall continue to be in
rny office in Ciawfordviile from the
12th. until the 20th. of each mouth
where J will be pn pared to do any and
all kinds of
Dental Work,
1 »} rU kce l‘ "» hand «Rro oxide gas,
«•“» W"* »*« exj*Me or pains to give
J® ^ a11 tl,e satisfactions ie
^ contjmieto , n8ert teeth at the
Lowest Cash Price. Terms cash m all
cases. I have found after long exi>eri
e t( 8hort cre(lit Ula fc t . s } ong 8
{rien(ls
Thanking my patrone for past favors
assure my friends I will not abuse
tbeir confidence in me iu the future no
more tlinu I have in the past. Call and
see me: have your teetli examined: uc
charge for c-xauiiuution.
Resuecl fully
K. H. PAJBSONS.
